Bolling is an unincorporated community in Butler County, Alabama, United States.

The community was established when the Louisville and Nashville Railroad was built through the pine forest region south of Montgomery.

At its height, Flowers' Mill produced 35,000 feet of sawed planks per day, most of which was shipped West.

Bolling School was built by Gulf States Land Sales Co. for the community in 1914.

In addition to the Flowers and Milner families, early founding families include the Wrights, Plants, Wesleys, Boggans, Gaffords, Taylors, Parkmans, Mitchells, Hendersons, Byrds, Greens, Faircloths, Popes, Luckies and Ashcrafts.